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The Kom'rk Class transport from the Orar'da'yadr had already landed shortly after Gett'se and the Fang fighters had laid low the pirate freighter. Akaan, clad in his heavy golden beskar would disembark with his group of warriors to the crash site. Hed see Mandalorians he didn't recognize, though...

Korrah remained unmoving, the flow of blood from her forehead not seemingly slowing down. But no matter what, all that had mattered to her squad, was saving the children. As Tandon turned and fired the volley, he would notice the bodies of two more Tarisian soldiers dropping behind the first...

Akaan was still out in the open, his golden armor drawing most of the Sith Troopers like a beacon, or rather, the blood stained gold armor. The children were the mission. Korrah's visor was fixed on her husband, now being swarmed by the troopers. "We need to get to the orphanage.." she'd say...

Akaan would have a half laugh "We are already in the shit, ad'iik. A moments respite is nothing but a breath of air." He would look over the wounds of both parties, his own armor covered in blood though it was unclear if it was his or his enemies. "He was once like you." Akaan would say to the...

As the Mandalorians followed after Tandon, they would move at intervals, turning to cover the other ones retreat. Korrah would give Akaan a detonator to throw when he covered and in return, she would lay down blaster fire. Taris was far from the first warzone for each of them, but it was...

Akaan could hear the skirmish behind him and as he turned, he would see Tandon, pop off a round into his own assailant. The boy had spirit, he had the soul of a warrior, that much was certain. A few seconds later a body would hit the ground to his left, he didn't even need to look to see who did...

Even through the filters of his helm, Akaan could smell the greed rampant through this level of the city. And the way this.. Kaga.. spoke of the children, it was enough to make the Mandalorian charge ahead. But he didn't. The boy wanted, no, needed to prove something. And so he would let him...

His aversion to her joke only made her laugh more. "Relax. We're more civilized than your kind give us credit for." her visor would shift upwards as a squadron of fighters flew overhead. "All these people here and you have homes for children who are unwanted. It's sickening." she'd say, stepping...

Akaan would watch the young man with hidden amusement. His wife was right, the kid had a soul, and he showed it in his resolve to pick up weapons. He didn't even question or complain. Once Tandon was armed, the Mandalorians would move, with the golden beskar taking the lead, his horned helm on a...

Of the group of sith troopers, only two would be fortunate to get away. The warrior brandishing the axe would feign a charge and laughed heartily as they fled. The woman seemingly took no offense at the snap. She was understanding of he situation and she seemed delighted that at least one of...

Tandon would hear the thud of armored boots heading for the survivors, and any hope of Tarisian Security Forces would be dashed by the sheen of the black Sith trooper armor. They would immediately open fire on the survivors killing the two closest to them. There was no hesitation, no warning...